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by INSTi • 13 Apr 2010, 18:31 • Journals
Is there any particular reason why the sensitivity in devmap is so fukcing smooth and precise compared to online?

Is it just me or do other people have that aswell?

Reason I'm asking is cuz my mouse really feels like it's lagged allot when I play online, even on servers that ping arround 20-30. You guys feel any significant difference?

I doubt theres a way to make it feel like that ingame, I tried turning off optimizedprediction and antilag or using the default etmain one and theres a huge difference between stock antilag and etpro's but if I turn it all off the mouse feels more responsive, only downside is you don't hit anything :D

Thoughts on this?

not so random image: Lag_compensation
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HansoO 13 Apr 2010, 19:33
isch han ka ahnung net
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pupupup 13 Apr 2010, 19:34
I cant see any difference and I have used devmap many times.
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INSTi 13 Apr 2010, 19:41
really strange, I get it in every game, css, et, quake, basically every online game. It's really annoying.
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Sungi 13 Apr 2010, 19:36
the game is smooth as fuck in devmap for me (graphic and mouse-like) too in ETmain
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INSTi 13 Apr 2010, 19:39
well for me too, what I wanna know is how it is online because for me it's lightyears away from the precision and smoothness of devmap, actually really feels like bad vsync, not as bad but enough to make me rage =S
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Sungi 13 Apr 2010, 19:46
possible reasons: no remote servers (insanely smooth packets and 0 ping)
shit computer so it works better when it doesnt have to do anything else but draw the game
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INSTi 13 Apr 2010, 19:49
well check my profile, my PC isn't shit at all.. I've been suspecting my inet/router for a while so there might be something to it.
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ENSJQM 13 Apr 2010, 19:51
your pc is very nice :)
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INSTi 13 Apr 2010, 19:59
can't rly enjoy it like this tho :(
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S3ti 13 Apr 2010, 19:44
brb thinking
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INSTi 13 Apr 2010, 19:50
like you'll be back :p
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douille 13 Apr 2010, 20:00
no difference for me

and I always devmap to test stuff on localmode
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INSTi 13 Apr 2010, 20:06
used to do that 2 years ago, everything was fine back then but I can't do that now cuz If I find a nice sens in devmap it'll feel completly different online, like I explained above, sort of like the bad vsync like lag just not as pronounced but enough to fuck up your aim. Oh well -.-
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ratZillA 13 Apr 2010, 20:51
still going strong i see :P
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INSTi 13 Apr 2010, 21:20
ye but I've narrowed it down to a few things, router or inet, already tried usb selfpowered adapter and lots of other stuff but Im pretty sure it's the router, gonna buy a new one next month and hope for the best :/
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ratZillA 13 Apr 2010, 21:33
i think i have another router im not sure... i can look for it
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INSTi 13 Apr 2010, 22:17
try it, also try using it as modem only, that's the thing where you only use it for 1 pc and then go into network settings and make a new connection that you need to dial into with password and username. I'm gonna get a Netgear-DG834, that's the router I had when I first started playing, never had problems. If it's not the router then I'll really quit trying, no point in calling isp tehnicians that have no clue telling them about this, they'll just ask you retarded questions like have you cleaned the sensor of your mouse and the likes :D
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Nonix 13 Apr 2010, 21:11
mouse has nothing to do with antilag lol
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INSTi 13 Apr 2010, 21:22
I know but the feel or the "drag/responsiveness" changes, I just tested turning off interupt moderation, game sorta lags like crazy but the hitreg is way better, mouse still feels lagged tho, getting close, I hope :(
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pupupup 13 Apr 2010, 21:24
Try smaller r_mode.
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INSTi 13 Apr 2010, 22:13
been there, done that. there's rly nothing u guys could tell me that I haven't tried but thx :>
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Nonix 13 Apr 2010, 21:25
I dont know but mouse shpould be smooth no matter what, try rinput
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INSTi 13 Apr 2010, 22:11
it's not that, trust me there's nothing I haven't tried :p
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